Q1.
Rules are manufactured in ……………… basic styles
a)
Two
b)
Three
c)
Four
Q2.
A rule
a)
Is used
as a measuring tool only
b)
Is used
as a straightedge only
c)
may be used either as a measuring
tool or as a straightedge
Q3.
Which of the following statement is true?
a)
The imperial rule is a bit harder to
read than a metric rule.
b)
The imperial rule is a bit easier to read than a metric rule.
c)
Both rules are harder to read.
Q4.
Which of the following tools has several uses
a)
The combination set
b)
Rulers
c)
Hacksaws
Q5.
In which of the following tools the head slides
along the blade and can be clamped at any desired place
a)
The combination set
b)
Rulers
c)
Micrometer
Q6.
In combination set which head has a level and scriber
a)
the square or stock head
b)
centre head
c)
protactor head
Q7.
In combination set the spirit level in the …………. makes it
convenient to square a piece of material with a surface and at the same time
tell whether one or the other is plumb or level.
a)
centre head
b)
protactor head
c)
the square or stock head
Q8.
The combination of …………. and blade can also be
used as a marking gauge to scribe lines at a 45° angle as a depth gauge or as a height gauge
a)
centre head
b)
the square or stock head
c)
protactor head
Q9. Layout and measuring devices are
a)
precision tools
b)
cutting tools
c)
powered tools
Q10.
Rules are also called or
a) rulers
b) line gauges
c)
both A and B are correct
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